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Swelter (Southern Sapphics #1)
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2016
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Edge of the Woods (Moonrise #1)
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2021
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6 editions
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Stars Still Fall
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Shiver (Southern Sapphics #2)
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2020
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Welcome to the Show
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2022
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3 editions
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Soak (Southern Sapphics #1.5)
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2020
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Night is for Hunting (Moonrise Book 2)
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2023
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3 editions
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"Stars Still Fall was a word-of-mouth recommendation, and I absolutely loved it. It is a moving story about acceptance and healing. The prose is smooth and seamless, the first person narrative (very hard to get right) pitch perfect, giving a sensitive"
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Bear, Otter, and the Kid (Bear, Otter, and the Kid, #1):
"Let me start by saying the author has excellent writing skills, and that the book was well written. However, I can't view it as an original novel, since it is a complete rip-off of the gay themed movie "Shelter" (2007 - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt09"
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"Three Hearts, One Harmony
A tender, well-paced love story featuring three emotionally rich men whose bond feels genuine and heartfelt. Though the plot leans more toward comfort than surprise, the writing flows easily and the characters—despite their g" Read more of this review » |
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“Years might pass and they might change, both of them, but she was sure she would still know her own child, just as she would know herself, no matter how long it had been. She was certain of this. She would spend months, years, the rest of her life looking for her daughter, searching the face of every young woman she meet for as long as it took, searching for a spark of familiarity in the faces of strangers.”
― Little Fires Everywhere
― Little Fires Everywhere
“The greatest purveyor of violence in the world : My own Government, I can not be Silent.”
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